5 must-see national parks for RV enthusiasts

by Kogler PR Team

Adventure has no season and time, and who knows this better than RV enthusiasts? Going from place to place and exploring the richness and diversity of your country gives you the experience of a lifetime. RV camping in national parks is a perfect way to expand your social horizon and experience the majestic view.


The USA is home to 423 national park sites spanning over 84 million acres of land that include landscapes and historical narratives to commemorate the country’s past and cultural richness. So, if have also ditched the traditional home culture and chose to roam around the country in a moving house, then add these 5 national parks to your wishlist.  

You Can’t Miss Visiting These 5 National Parks This Year

The below-listed national parks are among the best when it comes to offering quantity and quality RV campsites. Their distinct features added value to your mapping journey and give many organic learning opportunities to kids if they are accompanying you too.


Acadia National Park, Maine


  • Number of RV campsites: 3 campsites with a total capacity of holding 160 RVs
  • Operating hours: 24x7, except for closures and seasonal exceptions 
  • RV spot reservation: Click here

It’s located along the Maine coast and shields the organic attraction of the rocky headlands. You will be in the arms of an abundant variety of flora and fauna with clean air and water to enjoy this rich cultural heritage.


Acadia National Park experience all the seasons where the summer temperature is between 40°F and 90°F and falls are around 50°F. You can see the first frost in October and snowfall begins in November when the temperature range goes down to 14°F and 35°F. The pleasant springs are flourished with nature’s beauty and it’s around 40°F.


Yosemite National Park, California


  • Number of RV campsites: 9 campsites with a total capacity of holding 1231 RVs
  • Operating hours: 24x7, except for closures and seasonal exceptions. Drive-through hours are between 4 pm and 6 am only.
  • RV spot reservation: Click here

Yosemite National Park is surrounded by Sierra National Forest on the southeast and Stanislaus National Forest on the northwest. The park is stretched across 759,620 acres and was pronounced a World Heritage Site in 1984. The site is famous for its cliffs, waterfalls, meadows, lakes, and other natural resources that make it a must-addition to your list. Some of the most-loved activities near Yosemite National Park are horseback riding, snowpark, boating, paddling, fishing, hiking, wildlife exploration, site seeing, and many more. 


The place experiences a Mediterranean climate and receives the highest precipitation during the onset of winter. Other seasons don’t experience rainfall and are nearly dry. The average summer temperature is 73°F and in winter it goes down to 38°F. 

Zion National Park, Utah


  • Number of RV campsites: 3 campsites with a total capacity of holding 15 RVs
  • Operating hours: 24x7, except for closures and seasonal exceptions. 
  • RV spot reservation: Click here

Zion National Park is renowned for its picturesque landscape and a vast variety of life zones that is home to unusual plants and animals. It is habitat to 289 species of birds, 75 mammals, and 32 reptiles. Rv visitors are treated with full hookups, a shade tree, a fire ring, a large metal picnic table, free wi-fi, and cable television. Moreover, they have a 10% off daily rate for good sam, military or first responders and a 15% off daily rate weekly.


It precipitates the heaviest in March and winter driving conditions last from November through February. Summers are quite hot because the temperature goes as high as 110°F, whereas the winter days experience 20°F to 40°F. 

 

Sequoia National Park, California


  • Number of RV campsites: 4 campsites with a total capacity of holding 218 RVs
  • Operating hours: 24x7, except for closures and seasonal exceptions. 
  • RV spot reservation: Click here


The national park was established in 1890 and is spread over an area of 404,064 acres with forested mountainous terrain. You may experience different landscapes as the season changes; the hot summers have an arid landscape while springs and winters are colourful with flowers all around. 


At Sequoia National Park, you can enjoy five climate types that variate from highest to lowest elevation. Precipitation levels also go down as the elevation decreases. Its average annual extreme minimum temperature is 12°F. 

Joshua Tree National Park, California


  • Number of RV campsites: 18 campsites with a total capacity of holding 500 RVs
  • Operating hours: 24x7, except for closures and seasonal exceptions. 
  • RV spot reservation: Click here

Joshua Tree National Park was officially pronounced as a national monument in 1936 and redeclared as a national park in 1994 after the California Desert Protection Act. It covers a total of 795,156 acres of land and includes two deserts with diverse ecosystems. You can enjoy panoramic views, rock climbing, cactus garden exploration, oasis marvelling, and much more.


The best time to visit this place is between the spring and fall seasons as the climate is pleasant and the flora beauty is at its peak.

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